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Enjoy free entry to the abbey, Christmas stalls, live entertainment, street food and more at Glastonbury Abbey’s Medieval Christmas Market on Saturday 30th November and Sunday 1st December.Step inside the abbey grounds during Glastonbury’s annual Frost Fayre on 30th November, where you’ll find a Medieval Christmas Market and plenty of festive entertainment amidst the illuminated abbey ruins plus extended opening hours of 10am to 6pm.
If you’d rather enjoy our Medieval Christmas Market without the Frost Fayre crowds, the abbey will open for free again on 1st December with all the same attractions. Sunday’s opening times are 10am to 4pm.
It is because of the great assistance provided by The National Lottery Heritage Fund that Glastonbury Abbey is able to provide free events such as this one.
FREE ENTRY
Entry to Glastonbury Abbey is free throughout the weekend!
Access to the abbey will be available via the temporary entrance on Magdalane Street, the gate at the bottom of Silver Street and via Abbey House.
MEDIEVAL MARKET
Browse the Medieval Christmas Market full of historical-inspired stalls, selling a range of products from pottery and hand-made jewellery to re-enactment supplies and medieval recipe kits.
ENTERTAINMENT
Enjoy festive carols and live music in the abbey’s unique surroundings. A full performance schedule will be announced soon. There will also be vintage games and a carousel in the Abbey House grounds (small charge applies).
FOOD & DRINK
A full range of catering will be available both days, with burgers, chips, crepes, coffee and doughnuts all on offer.
The abbey’s Garden Café will also be open throughout, providing hot and cold drinks, snacks and toasted paninis.
VISIT SANTA AT ABBEY HOUSE
Abbey House will also be hosting Santa throughout the weekend! Learn more & book your tickets to Visit Santa at Abbey House at https://glastab.be/Santa
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Glastonbury Abbey, St Patrick's Chapel, Glastonbury, BA6 9, United Kingdom,Glastonbury, Somerset, United Kingdom
